Ep 5. Slaves to Fashion

Darkwing Duck is a classic American animated television series that aired from 1991 to 1992. The show followed the adventures of a superhero named Darkwing Duck as he battled villains and protected his city. In season 2 episode 5, titled "Slaves to Fashion," Darkwing and his sidekick Launchpad find themselves investigating a fashion company that appears to be controlling the minds of its customers.

The episode begins with Darkwing and Launchpad attending a fashion show put on by the company Quackwerks. As the models strut down the runway, the audience is hypnotized by the clothes and accessories, including a new line of mind control scarves. Darkwing is suspicious of the company and decides to investigate further.

Meanwhile, Gosalyn, Darkwing's adopted daughter, becomes obsessed with the fashion company and its products. Despite Darkwing's warnings, she buys a scarf and becomes hypnotized like the rest of the customers.

Darkwing and Launchpad infiltrate the Quackwerks headquarters and discover that the CEO, Taurus Bulba, has been using mind control technology to make his customers addicted to his products. Bulba reveals that he plans to use his mind control technology to take over the city and eventually the world.

Darkwing and Launchpad escape from Quackwerks and begin working on a plan to stop Bulba. Gosalyn, still under the influence of the mind control, leads them back to the company's headquarters. They sneak in and confront Bulba, who has already started his plan to take over the city.

In the final showdown, Darkwing and Launchpad use their wits and gadgets to defeat Bulba and destroy his mind control technology. Gosalyn is saved and the city is saved from Bulba's evil plan.

"Slaves to Fashion" is a classic episode of Darkwing Duck that highlights the show's humor and action-packed storytelling. It also explores the theme of mind control and the dangers of obsession with fashion and consumerism. The episode is sure to entertain fans of all ages with its colorful characters, clever writing, and exciting action sequences.